CENTRALE LYON - PhD Eco-design of thick films based on chitosan: from formulation to fabrication for lab-on-a-chip (LOC) applications
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Founded in 1857, École Centrale de Lyon is one of the top 10 engineering schools in France. It trains more than 3,000 students of 50 different nationalities on its campuses in Écully and Saint-Étienne (ENISE, in-house school): general engineers, specialized engineers, masters and doctoral students. With the Groupe des Écoles Centrale, it has three international locations. The training provided benefits from the excellence of the research carried out in the 6 CNRS-accredited laboratories on its campuses, the 2 international laboratories, the 6 international research networks and the 10 joint laboratories with companies. Its excellent research and high-level teaching have enabled it to establish double degree agreements with prestigious universities and advanced partnerships with numerous companies. With its focus on sobriety, energy, the environment and decarbonization, Centrale Lyon intends to respond to the problems faced by socio-economic players in the major transitions.
Institut des Nanotechnologies de Lyon (INL) is a joint research unit developing world-leading multidisciplinary research in the areas of micro and nanotechnologies and their applications (electronic, energy, photonic, health, environment). The Institute is supported in its work by the Nanolyon Technology Platform. Nanolyon consists of ~1500m² of technological facilities and related infrastructures (including 825m² of ISO5-ISO7 cleanroom, a L2 lab for biotechnologies and a living Lab) located at campus Lyon-Tech La Doua and at Ecully Lyon-Ouest.
The LTDS (Laboratory of Tribology and Systems Dynamics) is a French academic laboratory from CNRS, ECL and ENTPE (UMR CNRS 5513). It gathers around 350 people that works on mechanics, physics and chemistry of surfaces and interfaces. With about 120 Ph
D students, the LTDS is one of the main lab in science and engineering from CNRS. Organized in four research teams, its domain of research concerns the tribology and ph...